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i mean to actually become an oem distributor of it, not to purchase oem copies

i'm aware that there are different versions. the consumer ones are versioned by 'year', and enterprise continues to be versioned by 'number'. i cannot image why mcast abilities would ship with a motherboard, and i also know that ghost enterprise is not oem'able software because i've tried to...

mm? ghost enterprise is actually called 'ghost enterprise' and has followed numeric versions - presently on version 7.5. i've never known it to be called by a year or distributed with motherboards.

what does your avatar mean explorer?

as an outsider looking in on the hijacked aspects of this thread, i regret to admit that it is all very bad looking :(

dell had msi geforce3 ti200s that were passively cooled my girlfriend has one in her pc now, and she's been debating an upgrade. would you be interested in buying it? are you in the us?

i have. they have staked claim to 'fastest coupe in the world' multiple times and everything about them reeks of luxury. what is crap exactly?

sony mdr-7506 may still be the most popular engineering/dj headphones in the world, i believe they still were just a few years ago. exceptionally accurate and exceptionally comfortable. you can wear them for 8 hours with nothing more than 'headphone head' to show for it.

what is the strange workaround? i've wondered why isps didn't do this already. anyway i pay $70/month for 1.5 down and 384 up with a static ip (pppoe-assigned...?!) from covad.net. very satisfied.

wasn't this one on here recently? maybe it was sr anyway, sony mdr-7506, and it's not even close to debate :)

i don't like the idea of that because it officially breaks the rules of the movie. in every movie, rules are set. in normal movies we assume the rules of the world we know. in xmen, they define mutants and what they can/can't do. etc. if we were watching some dustin hoffmann drama and all...

wow, this guy thinks neo is superman in the real world too. while that is an OPTIONAL #3 for why neo can do what he did, i think it's so silly it wasn't even worth mentioning.

i never did and don't believe for a second that the mother of the matrix is the oracle - i believe it's persephone. 1: she's been around since the beginning, and probably a program 2: the architect scoffs 'please...' when neo assumes it's the oracle. 3: the architect mentions and intuitive...

i used to use 'sales@real.com' for the contact address when i'd install realplayer and enable all of the email options. that was years ago though, they're too evil for me to tolerate at this point.

http://groups.google.com/groups?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=safe+ide+cable+length anything over 24" would not be recommended, and if your case permits 18" would be preferred

http://groups.google.com/groups?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=safe+ide+cable+length

well i think i'll feel free to ask you anything too :) here's my question: are calories just calories? i've heard that eating a potato vs eating a potato's worth of pure sugar will actually make your insulin work harder because of the carbs, and i've heard about how complex carbs are worse...

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my roommate can pretty much do infinite pushups. he actually stops due to being winded, not muscle fatigue.

i think you missed the joke bartender :)

it's currency-american

http://www.gfi.com/downloads/downloads.asp?pid=8&vid=1&lid=1 may want to check that out

commercial windows ones will have much more readable and extended output, namely service names on port scans and testing for known vulnerabilities on found services. tcpdump will just show you what's happening in raw form.

console: tcpdump gui: ethereal your actual goal would be a good thing to include as opposed to the tool used to accomplish that goal

i always disable the viewing within internet explorer - it takes longer as you have to download the entire pdf before viewing, but all the problems i've had with it were a result of browser integration

oh i'm not that intellignet :) it may be obvious i was also kidding. i was somewhat disappointed to see the lack of conversation about transfats/labeling, but hey, it is a hijack

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=817&e=8&u=/ap/oreo_suit you can private message me to tell me how right i was if you don't want to clutter the thread :)

anandtech said 3.4 sucked so they used 3.2 for their doom3 benchmarks, just an fyi

:)

http://www.sciam.com/print_version.cfm?articleID=0007C5B6-7152-1DF6-9733809EC588EEDF is a good write-up on the food pyramid and how it sucks (makes liberal mention of transfats)

yeah, tastes just like some other creature's milk should :)

i honestly don't believe getting oreos banned is his intention. it appears to be a rather ingenious way of taking a well-known, well-loved product and using an over-the-top, newsworthy lawsuit against it to increase public awareness of transfat - which it has accomplished. the suit uses oreos...

yeah, but unless they state what % of fat is mono and what % is poly (which isn't a requirement, and most non-healthy foods don't) it's impossible to determine what amount of it is transfat http://www.ftc.gov/be/v000003.htm fda survey in 1995 showed 90% of people didn't know what trans fats...

invoking my name for confusion effect? :)

labels should have to indicate transfat immediately :(

for as much city driving as i do, low-end is all that really matters to me. when i go off the line, i want to feel like i'm going off the line.

it's the entire point of the movie, the point of the title. a clockwork orange is something seemingly alive but controlled. alex is a sociopath, so they artifically make him better, which is addressing the symptoms but not the disease. eventually he comes to understand where and why he was...

i'm not one of those 'oh but the book...' guys (barely even read), but the film version actually misses the entire point because of the notable omission of the actual ending. it's really worth reading.

congrats doug! how's the torque on the 3.2?

you mean like this? :)

vw is probably going to introduce the polo to us markets because their cars cost too much now and they don't really have a budget entry. the most stripped of stripped weakling 110hp golfs still starts at 16k. who buys those? slow and costly. i think a strong majority of vw buyers are in the...

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/p/IsaoTakahata-1118045/ shows that grave of the fireflies isn't a miyazaki film and it came out in oct 2002 - and apparently was a restoration.

how was mononoke directly compared to spirited away?

were you talking about the recent 'the importance of being earnest'? i saw spirited away over the weekend and it was fantastic - this coming from an anime hater (i never see the value outside of 'it's a cartoon and has japanese quirks'). go watch now :)

almost all of my company's workstations - mostly heavy cross-platform development - run on ecs k7s5a boards. i don't think most people know what 'fiat' means, and mercedes is synonymous with cost and unreliability. ditto jaguar, etc. the owners don't care because they have the money.

perhaps you could search google for KIT UNLOCK ATHLON :(

i'll give you two hints: pencil google

i think the complete lack of season passes is a bad idea - they should allow 1 or 2 of them. this is the inspiration to pay for it. i own a tivo series2 80hr (lifetime service) and i can't imagine watching tv without it

much worse things happened to the midwest in 1993, and nothing remotely similar has happened since. i think blankly attributing this to global warming or whatever is a little jumpy.

i was talking to mubs